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ThePDF explains in detail the concept of simple present tense interrogative in a manner that is easy to understand for class 3 students. There are many exercises and examples in the PDF which will further solidify the concept of both affirmative, interrogative, and negative interrogative sentences.
A Present Tense. 1. Simple present Tense. a. Positive - S + V1 + O. b. Past Perfect Tense. a. Positive - S + Had + V3 + O. b. Here is the Full Tense Chart with examples of Positive, Negative and Interrogative sentences in each Present, Past and Future tense. Advertisement
Simpletense adalah bentuk pertama dalam rangkaian tenses, meliputi simple, continuous, perfect, dan perfect continuous. Yuk simak! Rumus dan contoh kalimat simple present tense bisa kamu lihat di bawah ini. Verbal. SENTENCES. FORMULAS. Positive (+) Subject + Verb-1(s) Negative (-) Subject + do/does + not + Verb-1. Interrogative (?) Structure/ Formula of Negative: Sub + Have/Has + Not + V (3 Foam of Verb) + Object. Subject = Means Who or what perform the action. Verb = A word which is used to indicate the act is called verb. Object = Object is noun or pronoun and tell the meaning of preposition. Not = By the word we can understand the word "Not" is for when not agree.

Weoften use 'yet' in negative Present Perfect sentences. Jim hasn'tphoned me yet. I've been waiting since morning. I'm not ready to go. I haven't had a shower yet.; They haven't danced together for 2 years.; Questions in Present Perfect. We use Present Perfect tense to ask and answer questions about actions or events in the past that still have an effect on the present moment.

Thesimple present and simple past tenses of to be are also used as auxiliary verbs to create the present continuous and past continuous tenses, which show an ongoing or continuous action.. As with other tenses, in the continuous tenses, to be verbs are still conjugated to match the subject. The main verb of the sentence comes after to be and is always in its present participle form (the
Thepresent perfect tense is indeed simple and easy if you try to understand and use it the right way. It seems to be confusing to some though the tense has a very simple structure. The structure of the present perfect tense can be analysed with reference to positive, negative, interrogative and negative interrogative types of sentences
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